Global Wheat Market and Transportation Notes
The article sketches wheat price pressures in Australia and the United States, noting downdrafts in prices and rising domestic supplies. It mentions June experiences in California and shifting harvests from Georgia, Texas, Dakota, and Illinois, with mills and raspers busy in the Midwest. It also cites coal, fuel, and printing reform issues, plus early petroleum fuel trials for locomotives and a climate-change discussion from the St Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Parvast
Hogun
United States
Georgie
Texas
Dakota
Min
Ted River
Jarvest
Washington News In Brief From The Capital
The Washington news week reports the president seeking a patent for Alanis tun and Senate appropriations debates approve adjournment by July. Government contractor Colgrave warns of a fraud indictment while Ker allegedly blocks details for 85000. Military groups in Washington mark the Fourth with cheers as citizens cheer troops and a parade of armed guards.
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Washington News
Olf Garfeld
Washbeggton
Senate
G. Colgrave
Springer
Rail and River Nowa: William Fiterinmind Charged
Fragmentary OCR describes William Fiterinmind, a former Demonger engineer for the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, accused of wrongdoing in Youngstown Ohio. The report notes injuries and disciplinary actions tied to a questionable discharge.
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William Fiterinmind
Enginne
Pitteburg, Fort Wayne& Chicago Railroad
Youngstown
Ohio
Wereaw bridge collapse and deadly floods hit region
Casualties of the week report floods destroying a new bridge over the Vistala at Wereaw built for £8000. Crowne witnesses the rapid torrent as the structure sagged. Twenty drownings noted near Helena Montana with floodwaters sweeping toward Jefferson City. A large Williamsbury bakery fire kills workers. three buried in the alley. Names listed: Hy Pyouk Stephen Allen and others.
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Vistala
Wereaw
Cyrbin
Helena
Jefferson City
Wholeeale
Violent Crime in Tennessee and Ohio Murders
Report covers multiple acts of violence including the killing of an eight year old Tosojih Reynird in Martin's Horry Ohio. Mentions Onénda Mich. and large sums involved in mob violence. Cincinnati jury convicts Josuph Palmer in the murder of employer William H W Kirk, linking to Willis Barnor. Borner sentenced to twenty years. Palmer faces hanging.
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Charles Graham
Woventean
Tosojih Reynird
Martin's Horry
Olli
Mich
Treadville
Tenn
Jolt Freeman
Cincinnati
Josuph Palmer
Willis Barnor
Murtob
Herne
Palmer
William HW. Kirk
Peter Dezaee
M Verliot
Aunlaughtur
Furtha
Tuniane Borner
Personal News Notes and General Items
Personal notes report the death of 1 CR Tennison, a Kanssyle hawker, in Kanvenswasti. 1 Mins Harriet A. Taylor, daughter of E. B. Taylor, to wed Geo. W. Tipton. Meg Glen Smith leads a famous male quartet. various political and business items follow. General news lists rail, bank, and market notes, including a $3,500 verdict, Liabilities, assets, and a Montreal market impact from O. J. Kershaw Co. failure. a suspicious wooden log device found in baggage is described in detail. Joyce from Bellaire, Ohio appears at end.
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Tennison
Kanvenswasti
Harriet A. ‘Taylor
E. B. Taylor
Ohio
Wil le
Moon
Geo. W. Tipton
Geo. W. Upton
Oregon
Washington
Frederick HM. Smith
Talmage
B. Rae
New York
Hocking ‘Valley
Virginia
Shaltimore Ar
Alan Andale
Wagontakera
Welling
Scott
Bishop Simpson
St Paul
Binneapolis
Nowehan
Pat Canny
Whitky
Flint
Remaell Everett & Co
Wholanl Grocers
Toronto
Avy Sualgner
Worth
Fincolu
Young Abe
O. J. Kershaw
Montreal
Cnlanagor Anya
Patrick Toye
Mippova
Joyce
Bellaire
Poreign Flashes and New Parks in Vast Forest Areas
Fragmented text reports vast forest parcels in New York and new park layouts. References Montreal factory events, theft, gifts to a person, and cholera mentions. Government orders barring certain actions and nuisance attachments noted amid unclear dates and names.
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New York
Montreal
Akilton Bros. & Co
Buin
Aira Fe
Panig
Paria
Capture of Desperado in Early Minnesota Chase
A group including Dr. Joseph Mancocle and Sherif Carlson pursued Sim RePripp the horse thief who shot Maresmll Hall of Zumbrota. They learned he hid at O Bacon’s house with in law kin. The pursuit led to a dawn stakeout, aiming to arrest before daylight.
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Giapatel
Ted Wing
Minn
Yeatenday
Joseph Mancocle
McThurston
Tilaworth
Wie
Sherif Carlson
Sim RePripp
Maresmll Hall
Zumbrota
Puriuit
O. Bacon
Hin Beather
Fragmented Crime Narrative Surfaces Incomplete Trial Records
A late 19th century style fragment recounts a shooting incident with a head wound and pursuit, followed by a courtly political exchange. Ida and Lita are named alongside officials and a governor, with references to Win jail and Gov. Mabbard awaiting action. The text mixes crime-scene details with a presidential nomination speech.
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Ron Can
Belie
Ida
Canto
Dakota Morse Thois Lynched by McLean County Farmers
Farmers in McLean County captured and hanged Inco O’Niel, a gang leader, after a series of horse thefts. The body was found hanging from a telegraph pole near Victoria. Others involved remain at large as inquest and investigation proceed.
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Biamark Tribune
McLean County
O'Nic
Whui Hhey King
Pola
Victoria
O'Niel van
Pala Tathoniaya Pueda
Dever Sprague
O'Naik
Lin Heath
Treasury balance forecast shows modest surplus and heavy imports
The report previews a fiscal year close with a modestly favorable balance of trade and a government deficit plan. Exports of grain and wheat are expected lower than last year while flour and bacon show declines. imports rise, leaving a sizable annual deficit and interest charges. Domestic revenue from internal taxes nears 135 million, with total expenditures around 221 million and a remaining balance near 10 million, to cover outstanding job loans.
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Customa
Uokkooo
Womawhat
Valusy
Alwoad
Wall Street Bank Irregular Collapse Shocks Markets
A Wall Street morning report notes the suspension of the New York banking house of ML Morgan's Hota at 30 Wall Street. The firm, once Matthew Morgan & Son, traces to an early New Orleans connection and fabricates general banking along with cotton trade interests. Market updates list grain and dairy prices as activity reacts to the suspension and broader financial unease.
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New York
Wall Street
ML Morgan
Wall
Matthew. Morgan
Matthew Mor Rn & Son
Matthew Forgan
New Orleans
Rager
von Hoo
Ular
Nils
Mesacra
Edward An Honey Morgan
Fim
Congressional debates pass bills amid rail and land reforms
The Senate approved measures on river bridge funding, land acts, and pensions while rejecting some amendments. House actions included civil appropriations, a reform of preemption and timber laws, and new election procedures with debates on Mexican and Pacific railroad pensions and army pay. Political intelligence notes Cleveland and Flower dynamics, state conventions, and expected presidential nomination trends.
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Senate Dupcuason
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Wnate
Acros
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Bins
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Jr. Cook
J. St. Chalmorn
Lalit
Zentleman
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Union Pacific
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Ie Tewan
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Vie
Sewell
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Vavor
Anetti
Springer
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Dixtlet
Coliaubis
Ohio
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Easton
Missouri
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Ransax
Enatory
Exon
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Vermont
Delaware
Nevada
Manita
Nuceticut
Randall
Secretary of War
Allegheny Arsenal
Agusta Arsenal
Indianapolis Amortal
Ind
Kennet Ateoual
Maine
Watertown
Mask
Alva
Anthaziza UN
Wuprme Court
Dakota
Mprome
Territory of Washington
Parella
Tihoxay
Dha Kamo
Wénoud
Proventad
Dalugao
United Bratik
General Land Office
Atlowe
Eaton
Promdant
Vivo
Vico Preston
Jocelanare
Carly i
Mexico
Sethia
House
Cullen'e Will
Mito
Discharged Militia Prize Parade At Dubuque Encumy Ment
A chaotic report describes a Saturday military pageant in Dubuque Iowa with militia from multiple states, a grand parade led by Col Butler and Col Mevor, and a simulated battle near Fort Dubuque. It notes prize awards to units including Washington Arsenal and Milwaukee Light Horse, and details the staged engagement and weapon displays.
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Durbayne Lowa
U. S Togalays
Va Higue Parte
Butler
Mevor
Gapl
Keven
Dia
Washington Artilery
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Eit Fm Gyel
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Yinka 'Hn Mobile
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Tugne
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Tontley Thin
Hairet Pri
Alors Outapauy
Thule
Lois
St. Lyne
Faust Yeseon
Yon Lee
Hie
Staten Army
Jesus VM
Powell
Aweini
Port Dubie
Danville
McGeovoy
Maseauin
Busch
Conrad
Washington Artillery
Anit
Fred Blank
Hebabil
Tadesedo
Bean
St. Paul
Powellankirmishers
Moior
Otr
Flint officer shoots desperado after chase
Officer Parcell of Flint Michigan pursued a man identified as Latonzy D. Pickle a desperado wanted for years. Pickle fired on Sheriff Carton during arrest attempts at Tyekfield Center. Parcell fired eleven times, hitting Pickle in the chest and killing him as he tried to draw his revolver.
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Logan
Thiniuson
Chicago
Logats
Romarky
Penola
Udi
Isin
Obait. Iman
Chiliman
Forter
M. Parcell
D. Pickle
Rixty
Contoy
Pickle
Coltnel
Parnell
Tyekfield Center
Plute
Tin Volver
Suspected Norris Partner Captured. Final Suspect Held
Sheriff Dickson tracked the Norris bank bandit to Bronx City where he is jailed awaiting orders. Norris associate fled to Kansas to avoid arrest after a bank burglary plan failed.
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Bill Norris
Polk
Pard
Sioux City
Figo
Norris
Karnya
Dickson
Hurop
Bronx City
Atue Love Letter From a Long Lost Biography
A verbose 19th century style letter describes Lady Scott and Charlotta Margaret Carpenter, detailing beauty, lineage, and personal traits in florid fashion. The piece notes engagement to May Carpenter, comments on Frankish ancestry, religious background, and social standing, ending with a request to keep the writer informed and a pledge of secrecy.
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Walter Bott
Scott
Charlotta
Margaret’ Carpenter
Lady Scott
Silken Resson
Maay Carporter
Deermlik
bin Gane
Danny
Shawn
Church of England
Tore
Indy Heraedt
Jarlisle
Pat
Lorin
Texpars Vin
Diet for Strong Athletes Promotes Meat and Carbohydrate Balance
An historical note discusses Dr Sargent’s views on athletic nutrition, favoring beef and ham as core protein sources with carbohydrates from sugar and starch. It cautions against alcohol and condiments, arguing endurance relies on overall energy intake and brain-based nourishment rather than meat alone.
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Harvard
Aiman
Will You Dye A Plate Of Cream Dear Marriage Bid
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Teleygraph piece presents a quirky scene of dialogue over desserts and a marriage proposal. The man awkwardly presses for affection while the woman, named Mand, resists spending on strawberries and expensive foods. The couple wed in August, and she later recalls their early courtship and money concerns.
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Pitsburgh Chronicle
Alfred
Mr. Smith
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